Topic: data usage

The CTIA survey has continued to provide keen insights into the state of the U.S. wireless market, and this year’s report was no exception.

How much data customers are using, and how customers are paying for that data, are perennial questions in the wireless industry.

According to new data from wireless monitoring company OpenSignal, mobile customers aren’t using Wi-Fi as much as they used to.

Data from Strategy Analytics’ AppOptix service show how often Android wireless users stray from cellular and onto Wi-Fi.

Strategy Analytics’ data offers a breakdown of customers’ service plans, showing the amount of cellular and Wi-Fi data consumed.

According to NPD, the average U.S. smartphone user now consumes a total of 31.4 GB of data on a monthly basis.

Ericsson expects data traffic from smartphones to grow at a rate of 37% through 2023 in North America.

How much data are customers of Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint using? A new partnership between FierceWireless and P3 aims to answer those questions.

What exactly are customers doing on their phones, how much data are they chewing through, and which networks are they using to do it?

According to new data, Sprint users are increasingly moving away from Wi-Fi networks in favor of the operator’s cellular connections.